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TBO Pasco News Zephyrhills High joins community in celebrating 100 years Zephyrhills High School is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The highlight of the centennial year will be an Oct. 23 celebration at the school with entertainment, displays and awards. Budget gap projected With the 2010-11 budget just starting to take shape, Pasco County's leaders say it's too early to think about raising taxes to offset millions in revenue lost to falling property values. HOPE FOR A MATCH Nicole Parisi plastered fliers about a bone marrow drive at Saint Leo University across the campus and at as many local businesses as would allow her. Man found deceased under bale of hay Just as he did each morning, on Harold Peterson climbed on his red Mahindra tractor on Sunday to feed his cattle and horses on a portion of the 10-acre property he shares with his former wife, according to a sheriff's office report. Former worker sued over theft A Hudson woman accused of stealing more than $200,000 from two doctors who employed her is being sued by one of them. City plan update costly City leaders are gearing up to spend more than $150,000 updating the comprehensive redevelopment plan for the downtown area. Cold winter taking its toll on athletes Had any visitors been brought to the Tampa Bay area blindfolded this winter, they might have thought they were somewhere in the Midwest. That is how unseasonably cold the winter has been. Fireman jailed in domestic dispute A Pasco County firefighter who had been drinking was arrested on a domestic battery charge Monday morning after he threw a wad of cash at his wife and threatened the arresting deputy, authorities said. Abusive father sentenced to 15 years In 2005, Christopher and Tina Wells decided to visit a daughter they hadn't seen in years. Fatal shooting victim got out of jail Sunday Pasco sheriff's detectives continue their investigation into the shooting death of a 39-year-old man early Tuesday morning in the Dade City area. Pasco woman accused of stealing now faces lawsuit A Hudson woman accused of stealing more than $200,000 from two doctors who employed her is now being sued by one of them. Saint Leo students, staff helping Riverview toddler Judging by the line of Saint Leo students, workers and faculty members outside the university's cafeteria this afternoon, her work paid off. The event was in honor of Jackson Hayden, 1, of Riverview, who was diagnosed recently with a potentially deadly disease called chronic granulomatous disease, or CGD. A bone marrow transplant could cure him. Man just released from Pasco jail found dead Pasco sheriff's detectives are continuing their investigation into the shooting death of a 39-year-old man early this morning in the Dade City area. Suspect captured near Pasco-Pinellas line A 20-year-old man wanted on a felony warrant has been captured after a search this afternoon involving law enforcement agencies from two counties. Dade City man dies under bale of hay Just as he did each morning, on Sunday Harold Peterson climbed on his red Mahindra tractor to feed his cows and horses on a portion of his 10-acre piece of land he shares with his former wife, according to a sheriff's office report. Ex-Pasco man gets 15 years in daughter's death A man charged in his daughter's death 20 years after inflicting the injuries that eventually killed her pleaded guilty to second-degree murder this morning. Bone marrow drive to try to find match for ailing boy Jackson Hayden could die if he doesn't receive a bone marrow transplant. Busch Gardens donates tilapia to nonprofit hurt by freezes Busch Gardens is donating 1,000 tilapia to a Dade City nonprofit group dedicated to alleviating world hunger through sustainable fish farming. Painting history The artists who are painting the city's centennial mural are racing against time to finish in time for Founders' Day celebration next weekend. Pasco County boys weightlifting preview Anclote COACH: Steve Franks (first year) KEY RETURNING LIFTERS: none add RSS feeds to any website

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